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modernitet i Visbys bouppteckningar och press 1880-1910
… in many ways. Hogs were still housed in the streets and there were problems with clean water as well as public sanitary. So in many ways Visby before 1910 was modern on the surface and the old structures gave way only with difficulty.
… It is important that the burn victim feel support so they easier can get on with their life. Sammanfattning Syftet var att ta reda på hur brännskadade människor upplever sin situation och om det förekommer något lidande. Detta diskuteras utifrån olika lidandeperspektiv …
… an importent factor. More and more companies choose to work more actively with these issues and more and more products get labelled by some of the eco labelling organisations. From the cradle to the gate means that a study has been done on a part of a products life cycle. In …
… It is important that the burn victim feel support so they easier can get on with their life. Sammanfattning Syftet var att ta reda på hur brännskadade människor upplever sin situation och om det förekommer något lidande. Detta diskuteras utifrån olika lidandeperspektiv …
en pilotstudie
… motor control and the subjective experienced health related quality of life, on people who have been affected by stroke. The examination group consisted of eight people. The intervention consisted of RGR-therapy once a week during a period of nine weeks. Modified Motor …
Tonårsflickor om livsangelägenheter, informationsbehov och informationsanskaffning.
… research is based on literature studies and qualitative interviews combined with a questionnaire. The theoretical framework for the study is based on Tom Wilson's 1996 model and on theory from development psychology. A hermeneutic interpretation of the research material shows …
… barriers and facilitators to life style changes experienced by patients with coronary heart disease. This knowledge could be of use to the nurse in her role as a support to the patient in the process of life style change. The result from this study shows that family support …
This study describes how the women lived with breast cancer. The purpose with this study was to describe the womens' view on the disease and the understanding they hade on the social support they were depended on. The method was a study of literature with article reviews …
… purpose of this study was to find knowledge about ostomy patients experience with a focus on overall life situation and the care they receive from the nurse. The method used was a systematic literature review according to Polit, Beck & Hungler. Six scientific research reports …
… literature study is to investigate men's and women's experiences of living with chronic obstructive pulmonary dis-ease, and the supporting and guiding role of the nurse to an increased quality of life. 13 critical reviewed articles were used to find the answers to our questions …
gymnasieungdomars tankar kring utbildning, karriär, vagabonderande och familjebildande
… the respondents lay in the term adolescence? The study was based on interviews with seven young people, studying at a communal high school in Helsingborg. We established contact with these young people through the principal at the high school. The outcome of this study was that …
en gråzon för kvinnor?
… the similar view. Our method of investigation has been qualitative interviews with four women in the program, two nurses and a counsellor at the methadone clinic and two social workers, who have female clients in the program. The questions at issue were: * how did the women …
Ett handläggarperspektiv
… Furthermore working life rehabilitation takes place between several parties, with different ambitions, goals, logics and responsibilities. This context makes the interviewed persons' role even more complex.
A Critical Analysis of the Physician's Role
… for euthanasia have come from those who are ill. I remember visiting a man with lung cancer. He asked his wife to leave the room. As she closed the door he leaned over and grabbed my arm. "I want to die", he said. "Please can you give me something." He felt a burden on his wife …
… the girls were participating in. It was also found that in order to keep on with a specific activity, it had to be enjoyable. The girls? exercise habits were influenced both positively and negatively due to supportive environments. The supportive environments were: family …
